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The Fonts in Popular Things Identified Vol. 1
jeremiahshoaf posted a news entry in Typography Weekly #101
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Some mind blowing reference to typography here, enjoy folks. https://archive.org/details/letterformarchive
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This young guy did some beautiful creative typography. What a lovely talent. For me he was an unknown who died far too early. https://blog.8faces.com/post/136876631916/aronjancso1986-2015
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Elegante Press is a Lithuanian print and design studio. They print wedding invitations, custom letterpress business cards, business stationery and announcements. They also produce custom wine labels and packaging. Elegante Press uses letterpress, silkscreen, hot foiling, engraving technologies in-house. They will work together with you in designing and printing custom print works to come up with a unique design tailored only for you, to outline your individuality and elegance.
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Just wanted to share this work with you, a LETTERS poster that shows the evolution of the latin alphabet throughout the different stages of history, from those theories that relate it to Egyptian hieroglyphs to its settlement into the Phoenician culture and Greek and Latin decantations. These structures would be radically altered with the appearance of printing press in the middle of the 15th century. Very interested in your feedback. Follow the link to check the project: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/561205570/order-poster-series
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Hey there, I’m quite stucked at the moment with the letter/ligature IJ and ij. It seems there are plenty of different kinds how to draw it. The most of the classic sans-serif fonts like Helvetica, Univers and Meta for example just uses ordinary glyphs of I and J, put them together and abracadabra here is your ligature. This seems are little bit to easy in my opinion. So I started a little research and what you see down here are my actual results. But now I’m a little bit confused right now. What is THE definitely form of IJ and ij. Is it better to ad points to the glyphs? Or without? Is the form of the ij correct in overall? It looks like a school form of the y. Looking forward for your answers on this. :) Kind regards Florian
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